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"Through the power of Christ, we are learning to live in simplicity, thankfulness, contentment and
generosity in the Bitterroot Valley of Montana."
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generosity in the Bitterroot Valley of Montana."
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Wednesday, July 11, 2018
Pantry Partners Sunday is next Sunday
Monday, July 9, 2018
UMC Bishops amend call for 2019 Special Session of General Conference
The Council of
Bishops (COB) has amended its call for the Special Session of the
General Conference of The United Methodist Church (UMC) to be held
February 23-26, 2019 in St. Louis, Missouri, USA, in response to
Judicial Council Decision 1360, which was handed down on May 25, 2018.
The amended call issued by COB President Kenneth H. Carter notes that “The
purpose of this Special Session of the General Conference shall be
limited to receiving and acting upon a report from the Commission on a
Way Forward based upon recommendations of the Council of the Bishops.”
In the original
call issued in April last year, the bishops stated that the purpose of
the 2019 Special Session of the General Conference is to be “limited to
receiving and acting on a report from the Council of Bishops based on
the recommendations of the Commission on a Way Forward.”
Bishop Carter
said the amended call in response to the Judicial Council decision is
made “out of a great sense of caution and the desire to help delegates
to the Special Session of General Conference 2019 do their best work.”
The amended call is consistent with the Council of Bishops’
collaboration with the Commission on a Way Forward over the past two
years, in response to the church’s request for leadership by the 2016
General Conference. Communication of the amended call is being shared by
the General Commission on the General Conference through the heads of
delegations and annual conference secretaries.
This week @ SUMC
Monday:
1:45 pm, Bible study @ The Living Center
7:00 pm, Education
7:00 pm, Living Clean
Tuesday:
7:00 pm, SPPRC
Wednesday:
1:30 pm, Stewardship/Finance
Thursday:
7:00 pm, Ad Council
Sunday:
1:45 pm, Bible study @ The Living Center
7:00 pm, Education
7:00 pm, Living Clean
Tuesday:
7:00 pm, SPPRC
Wednesday:
1:30 pm, Stewardship/Finance
Thursday:
7:00 pm, Ad Council
Friday:
10:00 am, Drop-in Bible study @ Doris T.'s
10:00 am, Drop-in Bible study @ Doris T.'s
Noon, UMW Picnic @ Bonita's
Saturday:
8:00 am, UMM Breakfast
Saturday:
8:00 am, UMM Breakfast
Sunday:
10:15 am, Praise music
10:30 am, Worship
11:30 am, Fellowship
10:30 am, Worship
11:30 am, Fellowship
Sunday, July 8, 2018
Experiencing God @ SUMC
What a blessing we experienced today!
Our special summer music offering this morning, "The Wings of a Dove," was sung by Melanie Mellgren. Pastor Charles continued the summer sermon series, Road Trip through the Bible, with "On top of Mt. Horeb" which was based on I Kings 18:22-24, 26-27, 36-38.
Thanks this morning to: Amanda Hermes (Nursery), Linda Kauffman (Acolyte/greeter/usher), joey Diers (Uesher) Julie Ludington (Pianist), Paul Ludington (Praise music), Tom Bishop (Video), Lisa Menery (Liturgist), Melanie Mellgren (summer music), Linda Kauffman & Ruth Cleveland (offering counters), and Claire Kelly and Dave & Julie McGarvey (Fellowship).
Thanks this morning to: Amanda Hermes (Nursery), Linda Kauffman (Acolyte/greeter/usher), joey Diers (Uesher) Julie Ludington (Pianist), Paul Ludington (Praise music), Tom Bishop (Video), Lisa Menery (Liturgist), Melanie Mellgren (summer music), Linda Kauffman & Ruth Cleveland (offering counters), and Claire Kelly and Dave & Julie McGarvey (Fellowship).
Saturday, July 7, 2018
Mission initiatives: standing up for Christ everyday
Joel Rabb, of Linworth United Methodist Church in Linworth, Ohio, has served as the In Mission Together coordinator for the Laos Mission Initiative since 2010. He describes Laos as a place where churches and partnerships make an investment that has produced big results. He said in Laos, the faith of people is tested daily—and he feels US Christians need to be part of a Christian, Methodist community that stands up every day in the face of adversity. “Like first century Christians,” Rabb said, “who could hang onto their faith.”
Read more from the General Board of Global Missions at this link.
Friday, July 6, 2018
Funeral for Glenda Brooks
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